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Streak breaker

CHENEY – The Cheney Cardinals’ 36-30 overtime football win over the Andale Indians last Friday in Cheney was noteworthy on several levels. The Indians were the No.
Streak breaker

Argonia to discuss pilot program

TSnews ARGONIA – The City of Argonia will be meeting with the Community Development Division of the Kansas Department of Commerce to discuss their participation in the new state Spaces to Places program on Oct. 17.

Lake Afton still on blue-green warning list

GODDARD – Lake Afton remains on the blue-green algae warning list issued by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) and the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP). The most recent update was on Oct.

It’s Scholastic Book Fair time

CONWAY SPRINGS - The annual Scholastic Book Fair returns to USD 356 Conway Springs in October for two sets of dates. The first opportunity to visit the book fair is next week beginning Oct.

Students accepted into undergrad program

CLEARWATER -Two Baker University students from Clearwater have been accepted into a prestigious University of Kansas School of Medicine program. Juniors Richard Wolf and Gracie Childs have been accepted into KU School of Medicine’s Scholars in Rural Health program.
Richard Wolf and Gracie Childs of Clearwater both intend to return to their hometown after completing their undergrads. Baker University/Contributed photo

Ag mechanic students building shed

TSnews CONWAY SPRINGSThe ag mechanics class at Conway Springs High School is building a shed for the school’s Outdoor Wildlife Learning (OWL) location. When finished the shed will be 12 feet x 16 feet, and it will be used for the OWL location, also currently under construction.

Races draw a crowd in Argonia

Stephanie McKennon/TSnews Dennis Dickerson gives instructions to the crew before the start of the street races on Saturday afternoon. Stephanie McKennon/TSnews Stephanie McKennon/TSnews.
The annual Argonia Car Show and Street Races drew a large crowd, drawn by the excitement as well as good weather. Many people came downtown for the car show, and to visit local businesses as well as crafters and food trucks. More photos are available for subscribers to see online at tsnews.com. You can start a new subscription there, as well.
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